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The Welcome back to Missing. I'm Tim here today with Lance. Lance, how are you today?

I'm doing great today, Tim. I hope everyone out there who's listening. I hope they're all doing just as well.

Tim, I am still beside myself with the guests that we have on today and her harrowing past life and journey to freedom

and what she's done with her life since she's gone through this extraordinary experience.

There are very few conversations that we can speak to the person themselves who have done

something like this, who have been through what she's been through, and my jaw was just on the floor. But Tim, I'm going to pick up my jaw and I'm going to let you

tell me how you're doing. How are you today? I'm doing great after you, uh, you tuck that job back in,

uh, doing great over here and, uh, very excited to introduce the conversation that we had with

Miriam Lewin and Steve Fishman.

Now, Steve Fishman has been on our airwaves a couple times in the past, most recently to speak about my friend of the serial killer, which is a new podcast that he produced.

But this is another new podcast that he produced.

And you can find it.

It's on the podcast feed called The Burden.

This show is called Avenger.

And Miriam is the main focus of this podcast.

Miriam Lewin is an Argentinian journalist who was disappeared by the communist

Argentine government that ran the country from 1976 to 1983. And it's really a wild story.

Miriam was in concentration camps as a 19 year old-old political activist, and she survived it.

Her husband did not, unfortunately.

And that comes up in the podcast, The Avenger, Juan Estevez, her husband, did not survive.

And part of this conversation that is so unspeakably evil, Lance, are these death

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